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• Publication Date: October 31, 1967
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Daily Digest
HIGHLIGHTS
Senate considered bill to create Redwood National Park.
House passed the Wholesome Meat Act.
Senate
Chamber Action
Routine Proceedings, pages S 15537-S 15577
Bills Introduced: Nine bills were introduced, as fol-
lows: S. 2599-2607? Page S 15540
Bills Reported: Reports were made as follows:
S. 1119, granting mineral rights to the Crow Indians
Dn certain lands of the Crow Reservation, Mont., with
amendments (S. Rept. 690);
-S. 1391, to cancel certain construction costs chargeable
against lands of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, Mont.,
with amendment (S. Rept. 691) ;
H.R. 5091, authorizing sale of U.S. mineral rights in a
iarcel of land in Needles, Calif. (S. Rept. 692) ;
S. 220, authorizing the sale of certain public lands
which are unsuitable for cultivation, with amendment
;S'. Rept. 693);
S. 561, authorizing funds to satisfy civil judgments for
acquisition of lands for Cape Hatteras National Seashore
:S. Rept.694);
H.R. 845, authorizing construction of the Nebraska
-Aid-State division, Missouri River Basin project (S.
kept. 695);
H.R. 5364, a private bill dealing with a land convey-
ance in Georgia (S. Rept. 696) ;
S. 2336, relating to the rights of Colville and Yakima
radians to certain judgment funds, with amendments
S. Rept. 697) ;
S. 1367, authorizing termination of certain oil and gas
eases where there has been failure to make timely pay-
ment of full rental, with amendment (S. Rept. 60) ;
S. 6, authorizing construction of the first stage of the
Jalhe unit, James division, Missouri River Basin project,
south Dakota, with amendments (S. Rept. 699);
S. 1321, creating North Cascades National Park, Ross
Jake Recreation Area, and Lake Chelan Recreation
Srea, State of Washington, with amendments (S. Rept.
woo) ;
S..699, proposed Intergovernmental Personnel Act of
967, with amendments (S. Rept. 701);
S. 1946, to amend repayment contract with the Foss
Reservoir Master Conservancy District,
with amendment (S. Rept. 702) ;
Clinton, Okla.,
S. 876, relating to Federal support of education of In-
dian students in sectarian institutions of higher educa-
tion, with amendment (S. Rept. 703) ;
H.R. io8o5, to extend the life of the Commission on
Civil Rights, with amendments, and with minority and
supplemental views (S. Rept. 704)-reported following
adjournment pursuant to authorization previously
granted; and
S. Con. Res. 49, commemorating the 5oth anniversary
of Finland (no written report). Pages S 15539-S 15540
Bill Referred: One House-passed bill was referred to
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry. Page S 15537
Printing: Report from Chief of Engineers, Department
of the Army, dated September 12, 1967, on review of re-
port on Little Dell project, Salt Lake City Streams, Utah,
was received, referred to Committee on Public Works,
and ordered to be printed as.S. Doc. 53. Page S 15540
D.C. Revenue: Senate adopted conference report on
H.R. 8718, providing for Federal Government payments
to the D.C. for fiscal year 1968. Pages S 15579-S 15581
Redwood National Park: Senate considered but did
not complete action on S. 2515, authorizing establish-
ment of Redwood National Park, Calif., adopting Morse
amendment to exempt from Government property ex-
changeable for lands to create the park any property
needed for public use and management.
By unanimous consent, it was agreed that after Sena-
tors Jackson and Kuchel conclude their opening state-
ments on the bill, the following debate limitations shall
apply: i hour, equally divided, on any amendment ex-
cept the pending Ellender amendment (for himself and
others) No. 426 which would exempt from Government
property exchangeable for lands to create the park any
lands within the Northern Redwood Purchase unit in
Del Norte County; that no nongermane amendment
shall be received; i hour, equally divided, on question of
final passage; and that vote shall be taken on passage of
the bill at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, November i.
Pages S 15577, S 15581-S 15595, S 15597-S 15608
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Authority To Report: All committees were authorized
to file reports until midnight October 31, together with
any individual, minority, or supplemental views.
Committee on the Judiciary was granted extension un-
til midnight November 2 to file report, with individual
views, on H.R. 2516, to prescribe penalties for certain acts
of violence or intimidation. Pages S 15540, S 15613
North Atlantic Assembly: It was announced that the
Vice President has appointed the following Senators to
be delegates to the North Atlantic Assembly to be held
at Brussels November 20-25: Sparkman, Jackson, Bayh,
McIntyre, Mondale, Javits, Cooper, Mundt, and Hansen
(Williams of New Jersey and Montoya, as alternates).
Page S 15608
Authority To Meet: Subcommittee on Investigations
of the Committee on Government Operations was au-
thorized to meet during sessions of Senate on Wednesday
through Friday of this week (November 1-3).
Page S 15608
Treaty Reported: Supplementary Slavery Convention
(Ex. L, 88th Cong., 1st sess.) was reported (Ex.
Rept. 16). Page S 15540
Nomination: Nomination of John Harold Fanning, of
Rhode Island, to be a member of the NLRB, was
received. Page S 15613
Program for Wednesday: Senate met at noon and ad-
journed at 5:02 P.M. until noon Wednesday, November
r, when it will continue consideration under debate limi-
tation of S. 2515, to authorize establishment of the Red-
wood National Park, Calif. Pages S 15608, S 15613
Committee Meetings
(Committees not listed did not meet)
Committee on Armed Services: Committee met in exec-
utive session to receive a briefing from officials of the
Defense Intelligence Agency.
NOMINATIONS-D.C. COUNCIL
Committee on the District of Columbia: In executive ses-
sion, committee ordered favorably reported the nomina-
tions of the following nine D.C. residents to the follow-
ing positions on the District of Columbia Council: John
W. Hechinger and Walter E. Fauntroy, to be Chairman
and Vice Chairman, respectively; Margaret A. Hay-
wood, J. C. Turner, and Joseph P. Yeldell, to be mem-
bers for terms expiring February 1,1968; John A. Nevius,
to be member for term expiring February 1, 1969; and
Stanley J. Anderson, William S. Thompson, and Polly
Shackleton, to be members for terms expiring February
1,1970.
SOCIAL SECURITY
Committee on Finance: Committee continued executive
consideration of H.R. 12080, proposed Social Security
Amendments of 1967, but did not conclude action
thereon, and will meet again tomorrow.
COMMITTEE BUSINESS
Committee on Foreign Relations: Committee, in execu-
tive session, ordered favorably reported Tax Convention
with Trinidad and Tobago (Ex. F, Both Cong.,1st sess.) ;
Supplementary Tax Convention with Canada (Ex. B,
Both Cong., 1st sess.) ; S. 633, to establish a Foreign Serv-
ice Information Officer Corps; and S. Con. Res. 49, com-
memorating the 5oth anniversary of Finland.
INTERNATIONAL GRAINS AGREEMENT
Committee on Foreign Relations: Committee held an
executive session, hearing testimony on the International
Grains Agreement from John A. Schnittker, Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture; and William M. Roth, Special
Representative for Trade Negotiations.
INTERGOVERNMENTAL PERSONNEL
Committee on Government Operations: In executive ses-
sion, committee ordered reported with amendments
S. 699, proposed Intergovernmental Personnel Act of
1967.
Committee also considered S. Res. 68, to establish Se-
lect Committee on Technology and Human Environ-
ment, but deferred action thereon.
ROGUE RIVER PROJECT
Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs: Subcommit-
tee on Water and Power Resources held and concluded
hearings oil S. 51, authorizing construction of the Merlin
division, Rogue River Basin project, Oregon, hearing tes-
timony from the following witnesses: Senators Morse
and Hatfield; Representative Dellenback; G. G. Stamm,
Assistant Commissioner, Bureau of Reclamation, De-
partment of the Interior; John D. Davis, member, Water
Resources Board (on behalf of Governor McCall of Ore-
gon) ; E. D. "Debs" Potts, Oregon State senator; Donald
G. McGregor, Josephine County commissioner, Oregon;
Joel L. Barker, chairman, Josephine County Regional
Planning Commission; and Jack McMahon, manager,
Josephine County Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce.
FRANCHISES
Committee on--the Judiciary: Antitrust and Monopoly
Subcommittee resumed its hearings on S. 2507, proposed
Franchise Distribution Act of 1967, and S. 2321, pro-
posed Franchise Competitive Practice Act of 1967, with
testimony from the following witnesses: H. E. Craw-
ford, vice president in charge of marketing, General
Motors Corp.; Paul Lorenz, vice president in charge
of marketing, Ford Motors Co.; John J. Riccardo, group
vice president, Chrysler Corp.; and W. F. Pickett, vice
president in charge of marketing, American Motors
Corp.
Hearings continue tomorrow.
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